An Irish flash dance mob in Oxford takes the stage (VIDEO)

The Fusion Fighters dance and music team is now famous in Britain after their spectacular flash mob appearances in Trafalgar Square, and some of the organizers also took part in the famous Sydney Irish flashmob train station event.

In March this year, in collaboration with Irish dance teacher Liz McCarthy, they took over the town of Oxford for a wild gallop through different dance styles including Irish.

An unsuspecting passer-by pressed the mysterious red button and the performance began.

As the Irish Post reported: “The flash mob included performers of several styles and cultural backgrounds, moving from Irish to hip hop, to Lindy and belly dance with a soundtrack featuring Hossam Ramsey, De Froiz Free Hip-Hop beats and Afro Celt Sound System.

The group, who launched their initiative on St Patrick’s Day 2013 in Trafalgar Square, enjoy using various art forms and technologies to create their performances.

This isn’t the first attempt at a flash mob by creative director Chris Naish of Riverdance fame. He and his public dance crew Sneaky Steppers co-organised the viral hit St Patrick’s Day Flash Mob in 2011 at Sydney Central Station, Australia which received millions of hits on YouTube.”